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Great Authors of the British Isles: The Renaissance Writers

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Abstract
After the arrival of the printing press, a Golden Age in English literature arrived as well. There was a Renaissance in English prose, drama, comedy and poetry. Covered in this title:

*1581 - Sir Francis Bacon, Renaissance Man
*1587 - Christopher Marlowe Writes Tamburlaine the Great
*1590 - Edmund Spenser Publishes The Faerie Queene
*1592 - Sir Walter Ralegh's The Ocean to Cynthia
*1598 - Ben Jonson Establishes a New Kind of Comedy
*1631 - John Donne Delivers His Own Death Sermon
*1658 - John Milton Begins Paradise Lost
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Great Authors of the British Isles
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00:26:13 (HH:MM:SS)
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English
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2013-01-01
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